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The new maps appear to set Indiana up for a second consecutive decade where no incumbent loses an election.

A controversial Sydney barrister who fought to keep his “tongue-in-cheek” number plates has been scouted in a KFC for a new film.

Peter Lavac and his lamborghini News by Carla Hildebrandt Premium Content Subscriber only A controversial Sydney barrister has put aside his gown and wig to play a gun-toting gangster in a new film. Self-confessed playboy Peter Lavac, who notoriously fought to keep his "tongue-in-cheek LGOPNR" number plates on his yellow Lamborghini, will grace the red carpet as an actor in Central Coast independent film Crazy Love. Lavac, 75, said he had fun playing a mu...

‘My step count went down, one day I realised I’d only done one hundred steps because I’d been sitting behind my desk all day and not walking…

A colourful barrister who took Transport NSW to court in a bid to hold onto his “offensive” Lamborghini number plates has revealed their cheeky replacement.

A colourful barrister who took Transport NSW to court in a bid to hold onto his “offensive” Lamborghini number plates has revealed their cheeky replacement.

A colourful barrister who took Transport NSW to court in a bid to hold onto his “offensive” Lamborghini number plates has revealed their cheeky replacement.

A colourful Sydney barrister who took Transport NSW to court in a bid to hold onto his "offensive" Lamborghini number plates has revealed the cheeky replacement. Peter Lavac, a renowned criminal defence expert and former Hong Kong crown prosecutor, had the new plates fitted on his prized yellow racing car last Monday - XXLEGO. "The new plates stand for extra large ego," the 74-year-old told news.com.au "Every criminal lawyer and athlete has a massive ego - you need it to do battle in court ...

3 min to read “In this year part of what made it difficult was the same thing that’s made everything else difficult, and that’s the pandemic,” said Andrew Downs, associate professor of political science at Purdue University Fort Wayne. Submitted photo INDIANAPOLIS — In a year when candidates spent enormous sums on competitive races, overall spending in statewide contests was down by almost half from the last presidential el...

Lamborghini-driving Sydney lawyer Peter Lavac has vowed never to back down to "fat cat bullies" after a court bid to try and keep his controversial LGOPNR number plates failed on Monday. NSW Police seized the plates - which say an abbreviation of "leg opener" - after pulling Mr Lavac over while he was driving his yellow Lamborghini to carry out a random breath test in November. He has since been fighting to have them returned and wanted a court declaration stating their contents couldnt be d...